Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

Parker should not be allowed to ac,
| against the owner OF new tenant.
Bowdon & Craven, Philip G. Plum
kett and James Don2herty, the latter Q
| new applicant, were called, but no one
l responded
Timothy 81. QaiiI, Of Eighth and
| Church streets, was called, and Victo,
DEP Pont, Esq inquired what the oppo
| sition WAS 10 MIR. Quill.
Mr.. Prickett said there were two
other saloons on the corners OF those
streets, and that was the principal OBJ
jecti0a TO his application.
Mr. DUPONT said the place had been
licensed for many years, but previous
| to Mr.. Q I'LL taking II there had
been rough crowd around. He
was now keeping the place in
q proper manner, aud as to the fact OF
there beiDg two Utber ssloooB on the
corner he did not think 1t caused aey
more rum drank than II tiers were
only one.
William Hasserty was no. repre-.
seated.
Henry ID. Pusey, OF Front and scot,
s~.sts, Was represented By John II.
Rodney, Esq. who asked that some
reasons should be given why the
license shI uld not be granted. The
petition for q license WAS signed by
some 0f the best oitizens OF the ward.
Mr. Prickett said that Pusey bad
pu ubiished his application in the Ger.
man paper TO keep people from know.
Ing that he was an applicant.
William Ferris addressed the court
and said thera had always been remon-
slrapces against this man. up 70 the
time he had been granted his licsrte,
bus he circumventfd them that time by
advertising in the German paper.
Joseph Sayre, George w Griffith,
Margaret Burke and Harry Pizor were
each called, but were not represented.
willard Ssulsbury 2, ESQ represent
ed Annie L. kYne, who keeps n house
a. Front aud Shipley streets, and said
that as far as he could learn there were
no specific charges against t1e place
Mr.. Prickett said the principal OBJ
lection was the fact that the notice OF
che application had teen published In
the German p per.
Gustsvus kolck, OF the Ninth ward,
Was the uexs case called, and Alexan.
der B. Cooper, E.q., who represented
him, said that he had not been inform.
ed OF any special charges against this
hOuSNy bLu Ghlttu tofCA6i ~
prove that he Was . Law abiding cit zen
and kept quiet, orderly house.
In the cass CT Fhomas McHugh, Will
lard ssulsbury, Esq said that he keeps
4 wholesale house and is very respect.
able and reputable citizen.
Levi q. Bird, Esq. stated that be
represented William Forrest, who ow1s
the pre- mises occupied by Philip Am
bold, over Eleventh street bridge.
Mr.. Pickett ssld that there vas no |
remonstrance against Amboid.
On the application OF willard Salls. |
bury, Esq, COUNSEL for AEnie T. kyne,
the court aid they would hear testi.
mony in her behalf q. o'clock this az J
ternocn,
Martin Leonard Of New Castle, the
rsmo lstrance against whom II signed
BY 100 persons, was represented by John
ID. HOansy, Esq, james B. Toman OF
New Castle Was also demonstrated
ngslnst, and was defended by MIR
Kidney, who made an earnest appeal
In favor of both places.
Joseph Callahan Of New Csstle was
represented by Levi Q. Bird, Esq.
Phllip Smith, Of the Star Ho.ol, New
CASTLE, was represented By II. Inward
E4q VITO presented q petition signed
by ltadins citizens, asking thzt the Il.
osnse sholsQ be granted
al o'clock court adjourned unit! 3
O'clock.